TV Show King Party

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Wii | Gameloft | 1-4 Players | 21/11/2008 (UK) | £19.99 RRP

Part of the Play Zone series

Our rating: 24/30

Overview

TV Show King Party is a convivial party game providing a TV show atmosphere and great fun for the whole family. The game is adapted from "TV Show King", a game available on the WiiWare since May 2008 and among the Top 3 most popular games on WiiWare in the US and in Europe. Perfectly designed for family and groups of friends of all ages, TV Show King Party allows you to challenge up to 3 others players, to test your general knowledge, and to answer more than 6,000 questions divided in 8 categories by sharing humour and fun with your friends! TV Show King Party takes full advantage of the Wii Remote controller to make you react as quickly as possible and to immerse you in a special TV atmosphere.

Questions are based on global common knowledge, and divided in 8 categories: History and Geography, Science and Nature, Scholar, General knowledge, Entertainment, Music, Cinema, and Sport.
Compete with up to 4 friends and family members in a real TV atmosphere. As up to four players play at the same time, you can bluff, conceive strategies and partnerships for more suspense like in a real TV show!
Designed specially for the Wii, it is perfectly suited for team-playing for up to 4 players at a time, with intuitive motions, easy-to-learn gameplay and varied and fun Wii Remote controls.
Using your own Miis allow to really feel part of the show! Having your own Mii mimic reactions of joy or despair while turning the wheel, winning a game or climbing the podium is a source of great fun for players of all ages.

Review

TV Show King was one of my favourite WiiWare titles out of the selection of early games. It had some simple laughs, a "fun" style and a multiplayer mode that was brilliant for when I had friends over, which is why I was one of the few that was actually excited when a retail sequel was announced (despite the fact that it was placed in the Play Zone series, which also consists of Babysitting Party).

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